Fairdale Farms Opens Dairy Bar on Troy Road
After a 15 year gap Fairdale Farms reopens a tavern style dairy bar beside the ice cream shop on Troy Road, with sun day milks shakes and sandwiches at noon. Joan Simpson, tour guide and animal manager, oversees calves and lambs in the new nursery as she concludes studies at UMass Stockbridge.
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Fairdale Farms
Troy Road
Bill Wathavray
Joan Simpson
Mies Simpson
Stockbridge (Mass
Miss Simpson
Aerotron posts stronger year with higher profits
Aerotron reports year ending May 21 net income of 402525 on 7093820 sales, up from 242214 on 5111140 last year. Earnings per share rise to 29 cents from 17. Firm, with plants in Bennington Raleigh and Barbados, cites merger with Jansitor and new products with orders over 1.6 million in first six weeks of current year.
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Raleigh
N.C
Aerotron
Bennington
Barbados
William Prior
Jansitor
America’s other drug problem
Vermont elderly face high drug costs driven by brand name pricing. The piece notes seniors 10 percent of the population buy 24 percent of drugs, reveals pharma campaigns inflate prices, and contrasts brand names with cheaper generics. It cites Vermont legislation on out of state purchases and urges demand for generics where possible.
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Montpelier
America
Vermont
Aring
United Senior Action Information Service
Arlington St
Boston
Mass
High rise San Francisco reshapes skyline and mood
San Francisco fears becoming a high rise city as Transamerica pyramid dominates the skyline. Critics call it an ego trip while supporters note nighttime scenery. Community groups push to limit heights as transit and convention plans face delay. Suburban flight rumors surface amid discontent with smog and subway questions.
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Financial District
Pyramid
Transamerica Corp
San Francisco
Bank of America
New York
Manhattan
Market Street
Issu
Alvin Duskin
Duskin
Convention Center
Dukin
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
First Vermont board approves stock split plan
Fred W. Yeadon Jr president of First Vermont Bank and Trust Co announced the board voted to recommend a two for one stock split. A special stockholders meeting at the Holiday Inn in Rutland Sept 17 will consider the plan. If approved shareholders as of Aug 24 receive one additional share for each held. The bank also announced higher interest rates for savings accounts including 5 percent annual, 5.73 percent with continuous compounding, and a 7 percent annual yield for a new 4 year certificate of deposit with 7.90 percent effective yield.
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Brattleboro
Fred W. Yeadon Jr
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Holiday Inn
Rutland
Suecord
Yeadon Algo
Vermont
Refund for damaged tobacco and alcohol losses in disaster areas
Vermont and New Hampshire businesses damaged by recent floods may claim federal tax refunds on taxes paid for tobacco liquor beer and wine sold before loss. Claims require destruction after inventory verification by ATF or health officials, with six month filing, or an estimated loss if records are gone. Write or call local ATF offices or the regional director in New York for details.
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New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Raymond Kiely
U.S. Treasury
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms
Nisan
Kiely
ATF
ATI
Church St
N.C
Bennington Transfers Recorded in July 1926
Transfers filed at the Bennington town clerk list multiple property deeds in July 1926. Names include Cross, Haynes, Post, Carpenter, Dickerson, Young, Cody, Lyte, Cahill, Paulsen, Pongetli, Watson, and others. Properties cover residences, garages, and parcels on Union Street Burgess Road Weeks Street Town Line Road and nearby areas with prices from 4,800 to 28,000 dollars.
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Bennington
Mike C
Mary K. Cross
Jean W. Haynes
Am Union St
David Post
Luther
Laura Carpenter
Mardale Builters
Pownal Road
Dale A
Kathieen A. Dickerson
Tlarlandi K
Shirley R. Young
Burgess Toad
Edward J. Cody
Cambridge
N.Y
Stephen W
Jinda L. Lyte
Union Street
John F. Jr
Sally T. Cahill
Filizabeth C. Paulsen
Weeks St
Gilbert
Stephanie B. Pongetli
Nokomis
Fla
Alan D
Dixie L. Watson
Town Line Road
Salmon Praises Vermont NABS JOBS Employment Plan
Governor Thomas F. Salmon lauded the NABS JOBS program for aiding disadvantaged Vermonters. Executives Gerhard Bleicken, William Boyan Sr., and William Liberty briefed on future plans and emphasized expanding work with veterans, ex-offenders, youth, and women amid federal funding cuts.
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Montpelier
Thomas F. Salmon
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Liberty Ia
NABS
William Kemsley
Liberty
Vermont
Burlington’ Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Department of Labor
John Hancock
Boyan
Blekken and
Nabsjobs
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Earl Caldwell
New York Times News Service
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